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Jenney's Lesson 1 to 4 Review Flashcards

Translate simple Latin sentences. Identify Nominative, Genitive, Accusative, and Ablative Cases and their uses.

1
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What is the best translation for the following sentence?

Puer et puella verba parant.

A

The boy and the girl are preparing words.

The boy and girl prepare words.

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Give the case, number, and gender of VERBA and its use in the sentence.
Puer et puella verba parant.

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accusative, plural, neuter, direct object

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Give the case, number, and gender of PUELLA and its use in the following sentence.
Puer et puella verba parant.

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nominative, singular, feminine, subject

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GIve the case, number, and gender of PUER and its use in the following sentence.
Puer et puella verba parant.

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nominative, singular, masculine, subject

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5
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What is the best translation for the following sentence?

Nuntius legatos vocat in oppidum.

A

The messenger calls/is calling the ambassadors into the town.

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Give the case, number, and gender of LEGATOS and its use in the following sentence
Nuntius legatos vocat in oppidum.

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accusative, plural, masculine, direct object

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Give the case, number, and gender of OPPIDUM and its use in the following sentence
Nuntius legatos vocat in oppidum.

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accusative, singular, neuter, object of a preposition

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Give the case, number, and gender of NUNTIUS and its use in the following sentence
Nuntius legatos vocat in oppidum.

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nominative, singular, masculine, subject

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What is the best translation for the following sentence?

Pueri cum puellis in agris ambulant.

A

The boys are walking/walk with the girls in the fields.

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Give the case, number, and gender of PUELLIS and its use in the following sentence
Pueri cum puellis in agris ambulant.

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ablative, plural, feminine, object of a preposition

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Give the case, number, and gender of AGRIS and its use in the following sentence
Pueri cum puellis in agris ambulant.

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ablative, plural, masculine, object of a preposition

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Give the case, number, and gender of PUERI and its use in the following sentence
Pueri cum puellis in agris ambulant.

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nominative, plural, masculine, subject

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What is the best translation for the following sentence?

Nuntius verba ad villam portat ab agricolae amico

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The messenger carries/is carrying words to the farmhouse.

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Give the case, number, and gender of VILLAM and its use in the following sentence
Nuntius verba ad villam portat ab agricoae amico

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accusative, singular, feminine, object of a preposition

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Give the case, number, and gender of VERBA and its use in the following sentence
Nuntius verba ad villam portatab agricolae amico.

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accusative, plural, neuter, direct object

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Give the case, number, and gender of AGRICOLAE and its use in the following sentence
Nuntius verba ad villam portatab agricolae amico.

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genitive, singular, masculine, possession

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Give the case, number, and gender of AMICO and its use in the following sentence
Nuntius verba ad villam portatab agricolae amico.

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ablative, singular, masculine, object of a preposition

18
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What is the best translation for the following sentence?

Bellumne paratis contra patriam?

A

Are you preparing war against the fatherland/homeland?

19
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Give the case, number, and gender of BELLUM and its use in the following sentence
Bellumne paratis contra patriam?

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accusative, singular, neuter, direct object

20
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Give the case, number, and gender of PATRIAM and its use in the following sentence
Bellumne paratis contra patriam?

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accusative, singular, feminine, object of a preposition

21
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What is the best translation for the following sentence?

Nonne estis puerorum et puellarum amici?

A

You are friends of the boys and girls, aren’t you?

22
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Give the case, number, and gender of AMICI and its use in the following sentence
Nonne estis puerorum et puellarum amici?

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nominative, plural, masculine, predicate nominative

23
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Give the case, number, and gender of PUERORUM and its use in the following sentence
Nonne estis puerorum et puellarum amici?

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genitive, plural, masculine, possession

24
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Give the case, number, and gender of PUELLARUM and its use in the following sentence
Nonne estis puerorum et puellarum amici?

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genitive, plural, feminine, possession

25
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What is the best translation for the following sentence?

Viri auxilium ad amicos reginae in oppido portant

A

The men are carrying help to the friends of the queen in the town.

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Give the case, number, and gender of AUXILIUM and its use in the following sentence
Viri auxilium ad amicos reginae in oppido portant

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accusative, singular, neuter, direct object

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Give the case, number, and gender of REGINAE and its use in the following sentence
Viri auxilium ad amicos reginae in oppido portant

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genitive, singular, feminine, possession

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Give the case, number, and gender of VIRI and its use in the following sentence
Viri auxilium ad amicos reginae in oppido portant

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nominative, plural, masculine, subject

29
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Give the case, number, and gender of AMICOS and its use in the following sentence
Viri auxilium ad amicos reginae in oppido portant

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accusative, plural, masculine, object of a preposition

30
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What is the meaning of: laudatis?

A

you praise

31
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What is the meaning of: habito?

A

I live

32
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What is the meaning of: occupat?

A

he/she/it seizes

33
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What is the meaning of: est?

A

he/she/it is/there is

34
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What is the meaning of: vocas?

A

you praise

35
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What is the meaning of: sunt?

A

they are/there are

36
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What is the meaning of: paramus?

A

we prepare

37
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What is the meaning of: es?

A

you are

38
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What is the meaning of: sum?

A

I am

39
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What is the meaning of: navigant?

A

they sail

40
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What is the meaning of: sumus?

A

we are

41
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What is the meaning of: estis?

A

you are

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